CirTran Wins Contract to Develop Next-Generation SafetyNet RadioBridge.

SALT LAKE CITY -- CirTran Corp. (OTC BB: CIRT), an international full-service contract manufacturer of IT, consumer and consumer electronics products, said today it has been awarded a contract to develop the next-generation SafetyNet(TM) RadioBridge(TM).

The contract from Aegis Assessments Inc. (OTC BB: AGSI), of Scottsdale, Ariz., calls for CirTran to add features for enhanced performance in the SafetyNet RadioBridge, which interconnects incompatible radios, bridging them to provide radio interoperability at emergency sites in just minutes.

Shaher Hawatmeh, CirTran's chief operating officer, said the redesign will improve bridging of trunked and non-trunked radios, enhance sound quality in audio transmissions, and add internal storage for cables, headsets and other accessories.

"CirTran knows that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) places a very high priority on communications interoperability for first responders," said Hawatmeh.

Project SAFECOM, the federal umbrella program managed by the DHS, oversees initiatives and projects pertaining to public safety communications and interoperability for approximately 50,000 public safety agencies in the United States, including 18,000 state and local law enforcement agencies, 26,000 fire departments, 6,000 emergency medical responders, and several thousand utility and infrastructure public agencies.

CirTran Chosen "to Ensure Quality and Continuity"

"CirTran was selected to redevelop and manufacture the SafetyNet RadioBridge for a variety of reasons," said Richard Reincke, president of Aegis Assessments.

"We wanted to ensure quality and continuity in the process, from design to manufacture, and then to high-volume manufacturing," Reincke said. "CirTran will redesign the product and begin building units. As manufacturing needs grow, CirTran offers a unique blend of quality and quantity, including the ability to build at its Salt Lake City facility or control a higher volume output through its CirTran-Asia subsidiary in China."

Reincke said that while DHS officials do not have a cost estimate for the national deployment of patching systems, JPS Communications, a unit of Raytheon Corp. (NYSE:RTN), has estimated that patchwork interoperability (the kind of system sold by Aegis and JPS) could be accomplished nationwide for approximately $350 million. Patchworking devices, Reincke said, allow public safety agencies to use existing radio systems to temporarily integrate communications with other agencies without incurring the time and cost of building new or additional infrastructure.

Other proposed solutions to radio interoperability, Reincke said, include standards-based shared systems. Companies promoting standards-based shared systems include Motorola Inc. (NYSE:MOT), the market leader in two-way radio services for public safety, transportation, utility and government in the United States. Estimates for implementation of a national emergency radio system run as high as $18 billion.

"CirTran is confident that we will meet the needs of Aegis with the same high quality that earned the prestigious ISO 9001:2000 certification for our Salt Lake City facility, where we work for other top customers including Lockheed Martin Corp., Nortel(TM), Linux Networx(TM) and Flextronics," Hawatmeh said.

About CirTran Corp.

Founded in 1993, CirTran Corp. (www.CirTran.com) is a premier international full-service contract manufacturer of low- to mid-size volume contracts for printed circuit board assemblies, cables and harnesses to the most exacting specifications. Headquartered in Salt Lake City, CirTran's modern 40,000-square-foot manufacturing facility is the largest in the Intermountain Region, providing "just-in-time" inventory management techniques designed to minimize an OEM's investment in component inventories, personnel and related facilities, while reducing costs and ensuring speedy time to market.

About CirTran-Asia

CirTran-Asia (www.CirTran-Asia.com) was formed in 2004 as a high-volume manufacturing arm and wholly owned subsidiary of CirTran Corp. with its principal office in ShenZhen, China. CirTran-Asia operates in three primary business segments: high-volume electronics, fitness equipment and household products manufacturing, focusing on being a leading manufacturer for the multibillion-dollar direct response industry, which sells through infomercials, print and Internet advertisements.

About Aegis Assessments Inc.

Through its SafetyNet line of products, Aegis Assessments Inc. (www.aegiscorporate.com), provides wireless security solutions to public safety agencies and commercial security companies for homeland security and life safety applications. Integrating emergency and life safety systems available to the public and private sectors is the new challenge in homeland security that the company's products and technologies address.

This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. With the exception of historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release involve risk and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statement.